Dark-Phish is a specialized phishing tool created for educational and security testing purposes. It provides users with the capability to simulate phishing attacks, enabling the assessment of system vulnerabilities and user awareness.
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Multiple Tunneling Options: Choose from various methods for flexible phishing simulation.
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Auto-saved Credentials: Victim credentials are stored automatically.
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Credential Management: Easily access and manage saved credentials.
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Clone Existing Website: The Clone feature copies a website’s login page for phishing simulations, capturing credentials when users log in.
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Create Phishing Pages: The Create feature provides an HTML editor to build phishing pages, allowing full control over design and functionality.
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Custom Phishing Templates: The Custom feature provides a pre-built HTML template that can be easily modified to create personalized phishing pages.
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OTP Capture: Efficiently collect one-time passwords for improved assessment capabilities.
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URL Obfuscation: Dark-Phish conceals phishing URLs, making them appear trustworthy and less suspicious.
- Kali Linux
- Termux
apt install python3 curl php git openssh nodejs npm python3-tk -y
pip3 install requests wget pyshorteners
git clone https://github.com/Cyber-Anonymous/Dark-Phish.git
cd Dark-Phish
Before using Dark-Phish, ensure you have the necessary packages installed as mentioned in the installation section.
- Run Dark-Phish
python3 dark-phish.py
- For help and usage information
python3 dark-phish.py -h
- To access saved credentials
python3 dark-phish.py -r
python3 dark-phish.py -h
Name:
Dark-Phish
Usage:
python3 dark-phish.py [-h] [-H HOST] [-p PORT] [-u] [-v] [-r]
Version:
2.3.0
Options:
-h, --help Show this help massage.
-H HOST, --host HOST Specify the host address [Default : 127.0.0.1] .
-p PORT, --port PORT Web server port [Default : 8080] .
-u, --update Check for updates.
-v, --version Show version number and exit.
-r, --retrieve Retrieve saved credentials.
- When a victim enters their credentials on the phishing page, the attacker immediately receives this information.
- The attacker, using the victim's credentials, logs into the legitimate website.
- The genuine website sends an actual OTP to the victim.
- Believing it's legitimate, the victim enters the OTP on the phishing page.
- The attacker intercepts the OTP, gaining access to the victim's credentials and logging in first.
- Localhost
- Ngrok
- Cloudflared
- LocalXpose
- Serveo
- Localtunnel
Dark-Phish is intended for educational and testing purposes only. Any use of this tool for illegal or unethical activities is strictly prohibited. The authors and contributors are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by Dark-Phish. Use it responsibly and ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations in your jurisdiction.